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Space Rocks with AI code examples in Assembly and C using SDL2 and/or NanoVG
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README — the repo's own words, folded up so the grading fits on one screen

Space - Asteroids Game Collection

A collection of three classic Asteroids-style space shooter games, each implemented using different technologies. All projects in this repo target macOS on Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4/M5) and were developed with Claude Code.

For a complete HD Asteroids remake written in Swift using SpriteKit for macOS (Intel and ARM64), see AsteroidZ.

Projects

1. spacejunk - Terminal-Based ARM64 Assembly

A minimalist space game running entirely in the terminal using ASCII graphics.

  • Language: ARM64 Assembly (1,927 lines)
  • Graphics: Terminal output (80x24 character grid)
  • Dependencies: Xcode Command Line Tools only

2. spaces - ARM64 Assembly with SDL2

A full-featured Asteroids game written in pure ARM64 assembly with hardware-accelerated 2D graphics.

  • Language: ARM64 Assembly (2,163 lines)
  • Graphics: SDL2 + SDL2_gfx (800x480 resolution)
  • Dependencies: Xcode Command Line Tools, Homebrew, SDL2, SDL2_gfx

3. spacevg - C with NanoVG Vector Graphics

A polished implementation using C and NanoVG for smooth, antialiased vector graphics via OpenGL.

  • Language: C (740 lines)
  • Graphics: SDL2 + NanoVG + OpenGL 3.2 Core Profile (800x480 resolution)
  • Dependencies: Xcode Command Line Tools, Homebrew, SDL2

Comparison

Feature spacejunk spaces spacevg
Language ARM64 Assembly ARM64 Assembly C
Graphics Terminal ASCII SDL2 + SDL2_gfx SDL2 + NanoVG
Rendering Text-based Software 2D OpenGL 3.2
Graphics Quality Basic Block graphics Smooth vectors

Common Features

All three games share core gameplay mechanics:

  • 8-directional ship movement and rotation
  • Laser firing to destroy asteroids
  • Lives system (start with 3)
  • Scoring with level completion bonuses
  • Progressive difficulty (more asteroids per level)

Controls

Key Action
Arrow Keys Rotate / Thrust
Space Fire laser
Q Quit game

Building

Each project includes a Makefile. Navigate to the project directory and run:

make

To run the game:

./spacejunk   # Terminal version
./space       # SDL2 versions (spaces and spacevg)

Requirements

  • macOS on Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4/M5)
  • Xcode Command Line Tools
  • Homebrew (for SDL2 projects)
  • SDL2 and SDL2_gfx (for spaces project)
  • SDL2 (for spacevg project)

Purpose

This collection demonstrates different approaches to game development:

  • spacejunk: Pure low-level assembly programming with terminal I/O
  • spaces: Assembly programming with external graphics libraries
  • spacevg: Modern C with vector graphics and OpenGL

All three implement the same game, showcasing how the same logic can be expressed across different abstraction levels.

Built with Claude Code

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Scan report · 2026-09-29
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From the balcony · 2 of 4 clapped

  1. Crusoeclapped
    No vulnerable dependencies, clear local-only gaming projects with no telemetry or credential requests, straightforward tech stack (SDL2, NanoVG, Assembly, C).
  2. Schnitzelclapped
    Three different implementations of Asteroids in Assembly and C with varying graphics approaches (terminal, SDL2, NanoVG) is genuinely playful and delightful for learning.

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